highlight python code before
putting it into MS Word?
There are a number of Python syntax highlighting libraries out there, it
depends on the output format needed. I would avoid Word, if at all
possible, and if you value your peace of mind. :-)
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My god carries
-leaps.com/writings/samek0304.pdf
It looks interesting, at a first glance. I'll read it soon.
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Forget everything you ever learned about wxPython/Twisted integration.
It is no longer relevant. Forget that any of the ugly wxPython+Twisted
Python Cookbook entries, lame
presentation of the pro and cons of the different concurrency
models - process-based, thread based and event-based - should be included
in every intermediate level programming course.
Not introductory stuff, for sure, but education nonetheless. :-)
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The computer
, of course.
I used to this with Jack:
http://jack.sourceforge.net/
Nowadays I use mBox:
http://www.mbox.wz.cz/
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Religions (plural) add nothing to my life except problems or limitations,
so I'm not interested in them.
-- Eugenio Morassi, April 2005
BTW, how does one express units of measure in Python/programming?
...
Another point would be the inclusion of measure of accuracy:
...
Don't know about accuracy, but regarding measure units, you may want to
look at Unum:
http://home.tiscali.be/be052320/Unum.html
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